VOTE 2019: Woodley Town Council results
Residents in Woodley were asked to elect their new town council as well as borough residents on Thursday, May 2. There are a number of roles up for grabs. Bulmershe...
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VOTE 2019: Shock as Wokingham Conservatives leader loses seat to Lib Dems
Conservatives leader Julian McGhee-Sumner loses seat to Liberal Democrats Executive member for regeneration Philip Mirfin loses to Lib Dems Norman Jorgensen, executive member for housing, loses to Lib Dems Independent...
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VOTE 2019: Wokingham Borough Council results
Wokingham Borough residents were asked to vote on 18 seats across the borough today - these are known as wards, with voters voting for their local ward. The borough operates...
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VOTE 2019: Sonning woman casts vote
A WOMAN from Sonning has voted in today's local elections. She was accompanied by her husband. They drove to the polling station, which was Beech Lodge, off Liguge Way. As...
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VOTE 2019: Conservative leader Cllr Julian McGhee-Sumner says, ‘We have a strong track record of running a very efficient council’
LAST WEEK’S Wokingham Paper featured extensive coverage of the civic funeral for Alderman Bob Wyatt. Former mayor, borough and town councillor and Austin enthusiast, he is the reason why Julian...
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VOTE 2019: Wokingham Labour leader Cllr Andy Croy says, ‘For a councillor that works hard for you, vote Labour’
Last April, Cllr Andy Croy was Labour’s sole representative on Wokingham Borough Council. But just a few weeks later, the old joke – that you could stick a blue rosette...
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VOTE 2019: Louise Tomlin is standing for the Women’s Equality Party in Wokingham Borough Council elections
FOR the first time in Wokingham’s history, a Women’s Equality Party candidate is standing. Louise Timlin is asking Evendons voters for their support in the local elections on Thursday, May...
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VOTE 2019: Lib Dem leader says ‘We offer a clear alternative and can deliver on that’
"In the past year, we’ve grown as a group. We’re a lot more organised and focused on the issues residents want us to be focused on. And the feedback we’re...
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Destroy them – destroy them at once! Wokingham voters told to take action over double postal votes
POSTAL VOTERS in Emmbrook got a surprise from the postman – duplicate votes. An error at the printers meant that local election voters living in Emmbrook South ward received two...
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